The broader 3MK project aimed to develop a multiple evidence base methodology combining systematic review approaches with documentation of Indigenous and local knowledge and applied this approach in a study of the impacts of metal mining and impacts of mitigation measures. This systematic map aimed to answer the question:
What research evidence exists on the impacts of metal mining and its mitigation measures on social and environmental systems in Arctic and boreal regions?
Project Collaborators
Neal R. Haddaway – Stockholm Environment Institute, Sweden
Steven J. Cooke – Carleton University, Canada
Pamela Lesser – University of Lapland, Finland
Biljana Macura – Stockholm Environment Institute, Sweden
Annika E. Nilsson – Stockholm Environment Institute, Sweden
Jessica J. Taylor – Carleton University, Canada
Kaisa Raito – Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Sweden
Christopher Andrews – Carleton University, Canada
Adrienne Smith – Carleton University, Canada
Advisory Team: Dag Avango, Steven Cooke, Sif Johansson, Rebecca Lawrence, Pamela Lesser, Björn Öhlander, Kaisa Raito, Rebecca Rees, and Maria Tengö
Project status – Complete
CEIC Contact – Steven.Cooke@carleton.ca
Canadian Centre for Evidence-Informed Conservation 